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Submitted: April 29, 2011
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Mistakes of Paleo - 1by ~Pristichampsus

Digital Art / Drawings / Animals

©2011-2013 ~Pristichampsus

The man who discovered terror birds initially thought the toothless lower jaw was from a mammal, because of its size. Which got me to thinking, a large toothless mammal, with a beak, that would be cool.

The image is a still from a National Geographic documentary, and belongs to National Geographic, the drawing belongs to me.

~Rodlox May 7, 2013

very cool.

if I may ask, which documentary was that from? (sadly, i missed at least that one)

keep up the great work

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~Pristichampsus May 7, 2013 Professional General Artist

Prehistoric Predators documentary, national geographic.

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~Leggurm Jan 3, 2012 Hobbyist Writer

Reminds me of something I was thinking of. Ovimammalia, a world ruled by monotremes.

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~Pristichampsus Jan 3, 2012 Professional General Artist

Monotremes do not have beaks, the platypus bill is made of sensitive skin.

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~Leggurm Jan 6, 2012 Hobbyist Writer

I know, but it looked similar in my head.

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~Pristichampsus Jan 6, 2012 Professional General Artist

Looks similar, but in reality very different.

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~mar16cris May 26, 2011

makes me remember mi speculative evolution project "Isla Esperanza"

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im open to criticism

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~Pristichampsus May 26, 2011 Professional General Artist

I'll have a look at it.

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~PonchoFirewalker01 May 9, 2011

Yeah, a beaked mammal, that would just AWESOME

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~Pristichampsus May 9, 2011 Professional General Artist

yes

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